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So You bought your self an old Volvo 200 1986

posted by  dylant on  Sat Mar 1 05:23 CST 2003
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And replace the 25 amp fuseholder that those crazy Swedes thought would survive constant exposure just fine without being watertight.

Maybe you silicone the antenna mount area while you're at it as sometimes that leaks water onto the equally questionable fuseholders on the driver's kickpanel.

Don't forget to repair or replace the engine wiring harness that biodegrades just as the engine gets broken in.

Fantastic car designers, questionable electricians.





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